unkown device is driving me nuts

[Danrak]

Well I know its going to be one of those days. Anyhow, I'v got a computer running windows 98SE on a soyo sy-7iwm/l motherboard with built on video/sound(crystal wdm), AMR Winmodem, 64 megs memory, and a little thing that keeps poping up that I can't figure out, an unkown device at FFB80000-FFBFFFFF. I have tried re-installing the sound, and modem, and tried any patches I could find from soyo's web site, but nothing will take this device away. I'm sure it's something simple, but i can figure it out. Can I get any help?

[kornesque]

hey, did u happen to recently upgrade to 98se? either way, try booting into safe mode and checking for ghost devices in device manager. when did this start happening?
-drew

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[Danrak]

Originally posted by kornesque:
hey, did u happen to recently upgrade to 98se? either way, try booting into safe mode and checking for ghost devices in device manager. when did this start happening?
-drew

Well I got in this morning an it looks like my boss sent it out with that error. I will keep the information in mind if I get another computer again like that.

Thanks,
Danrak

[Eagle PC Diagnostech]

If that was an Intel chipset.
You needed to go to the Intel site and get the chipset update for the firmware hub to be recognized.

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[Cyberwiz]

The firmware hub driver is listed on the Intel website as Intel Security Drivers I think. This "unknown device" is found the Intel 810, 815, 820, 840, etc. chipsets.

[Llanelli]

http://support.intel.com/support/chipsets/driver.htm

Try This

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